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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| FASTCAR | tracy Chapman hit with the line “I had a feeling I could be someone” (1988) |
| MANSION | quarters that could be worth a lot |
| ORWORSE | “… not to mention everything else that could go wrong!” |
| DEPENDS | “Could be …” |
| COULD | had the ability |
| COULD | bob Marley’s “___ You Be Loved” |
| UNSEE | “I wish I could ___ that” |
| ARCHAEOLOGICALDIG | *”My dog could translate an ancient Mesopotamian tablet faster than you” |
| DOUBLEMISNOMERS | what 18-, 23-, 49- and 56-Across could be called |
| IMONAROLL | “Things could not be going better for me!” … or a hint to the placement of the circled letters |
| ABASH | “And sore must be the storm / That could ___ the little Bird / That kept so many warm”: Dickinson |
| THESE | “If ___ walls could talk …” |
| ADD | what the 1660s Pascaline machine, named for Blaise Pascal, could do |
| VANNA | game show co-host who could be called a “woman of letters,” familiarly |
| PERMITME | “If I could have the honor …” |
| BEALE | “If ___ Street Could Talk” (James Baldwin novel) |
| YESISUPPOSE | “Well, gosh, could be ?” |
| CHER | “If I Could Turn Back Time” singer |
| TEDLASSO | tV character who said “Heck, you could fill two internets with what I don?t know about football” |
| WHAT | “Could you repeat that?” |
| TREE | you could tell how old it is if you saw it! |
| HAIKU | “What Richard Wright wrote” could be the first line of one |
| PIRATESBOOTY | what “X” could mark on a map |
| OXO | kitchen brand that could be a losing tic-tac-toe line |
| BREAKITUPYOUTWO | command that could be given to the title characters in 17-, 26- and 45-Across? |
| ETTU | “How could you?!,” playfully |
| EWE | what could represent you in a rebus puzzle? |
| NOTABADIDEA | “That could work!” |
| MNEMONIC | memory device like “How I wish I could calculate pi,” e.g. |
| ADDRESSBOOK | “If Beale Street Could Talk,” e.g.? |
| NICEIDEA | “Ooh, that could work!” |
| YOUNEVERKNOW | “It could happen” |
| SPRAT | jack who could consume no fat, in a nursery rhyme |
| BEALE | “If ___ Street Could Talk” (2018 film) |
| STEAMCAR | early vehicle that could take up to 30 minutes to start |
| EPEE | sport in which you could use some pointers? |
| NADAL | decorated athlete whose name could be parsed as “zero” + “loss” |
| EMAIL | “This meeting could’ve been an ___” |
| LIKEAMILLIONBUCKETS | how much Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain could score, hyperbolically? |
| MAYBENOT | “On the other hand, I could be wrong” |
| MUSTBENICE | “Wish I could live like that …” |
| ISSUE | it could be a problem |
| SRO | “Herc could stop a show / Point him at a monster and you’re talking ___” (lyric in Disney’s “Hercules”) |
| GHOUL | “I can thrill you more than any ___ could ever dare try” (“Thriller” lyric) |
| WORLD | everything one could possibly offer, with “the” |
| ABCTV | where “Lost” could be found |
| WHOSE | “I could a tale unfold ___ lightest word / Would harrow up thy soul …”: “Hamlet” |
| OENO | greek goddess who could turn water into wine |
| EATNO | “His wife could ___ lean” |
| ADORES | could gobble right up |
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